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Tina Turner Simply the Best Mp3, Flac, Wma Tina Turner Simply The Best mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock / Funk / Soul / Pop Album: Simply The Best Country: Australia Released: 1991 Style: Pop Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1906 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1948 mb WMA version RAR size: 1930 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 115 Other Formats: VOX APE AA MIDI MP1 DXD AUD Tracklist Hide Credits The Best Acoustic Guitar – Dan HartmanBacking Vocals – Dan Hartman, Lance EllingtonBass – T.M. StevensBass [Bass Pulse] – Phil AshleyDrums – Art WoodGuitar [Power Theme Guitar] – Pat 1 ThrallKeyboards – Dan Hartman, Phil AshleyKeyboards [Additional Bridge Keyboards] – 4:08 Philippe SaisseKeyboards [Additional Theme Keyboards], Strings – Elliot LewisProducer, Arranged By – Tina TurnerRhythm Guitar – Gene Black, James RalstonSaxophone – Edgar WinterWritten-By – H. Knight*, M. Chapman* What's Love Got To Do With It 2 Drums – Graham JarvisKeyboards – Billy LivseyPercussion – Simon MortonWritten-By – G. 3:48 Lyle*, T. Britten* I Can't Stand The Rain 3 3:42 Drums – Graham BroadWritten-By – Peebles*, Miller*, Bryant* I Don't Wanna Lose You Backing Vocals – Albert Hammond, Graham Lyle, Holly Knight, Tina TurnerBass [Synth 4 Bass] – Greg MathiesonDrums – Geoff DugmoreKeyboards – Casey YoungProducer – Albert 4:18 Hammond, Graham LyleRecorded By – Mike Ging, Tommy VicariShaker – Albert HammondStrings – Nick Glennie-SmithWritten-By – A. Hammond*, G. Lyle* Nutbush City Limits (The 90's Version) Engineer – Robin HancockGuitar – Phil PalmerHorns – Steve HamiltonKeyboards – Richard 5 CottlePercussion – Steve Sedelnick*Producer, Mixed By – CJ Mackintosh, Dave 3:42 DorrellProgrammed By, Other [Additional Instrumentation] – CJ MackintoshSaxophone – Andy Hamilton Trumpet – John ThirkellWritten-By – Tina Turner Let's Stay Together Backing Vocals – Glenn Gregory, Martyn WareDrum Programming [Linn Drum Programming] – Martyn WareEngineer – Greg Walsh, Walter SamuelGuitar – Ray 6 3:37 RussellPercussion – Frank Riccotti*Piano, Synthesizer – Nick PlytasProducer, Arranged By – Greg Walsh, Martyn WareProgrammed By [Fairlights-cmi Programming] – Greg WalshWritten-By – Green*, Jackson*, Mitchell* Private Dancer Bass – John IllsleyDrums – Terry Williams Guitar – Hal LindesKeyboards – Alan 7 4:00 ClarkPercussion – Carter*, Julian DiggleProducer – Carter*Remix – Humberto GaticaSaxophone – Mel CollinsSoloist, Guitar – Jeff BeckWritten-By – Mark Knopfler We Don't Need Another Hero (Thunderdome) 8 Choir – Kings House School Choir*Drums, Percussion – Charlie Morgan, Graham 4:13 BroadEngineer [Assistant] – Mike GingWritten-By – G. Lyle*, T. Britten* Better Be Good To Me Backing Vocals – Cy Curnin, Rupert Hine, Tina TurnerBass, Keyboards, Percussion, 9 3:38 Programmed By, Producer – Rupert HineDrums [Acoustic] – Trevor MoraisGuitar – Jamie West-OramWritten-By – Knight*, Chapman*, Chinn* River Deep - Mountain High Bass [Fender Bass] – Carol KayeDouble Bass [Upright Bass] – James E. Bond, Jr.*Drums – Earl Palmer, James Gordon*Engineer – Larry LevineGuitar – Barney Kessel, Donald Peake*Leader [Band Leader] – Earl PalmerMixed By – Phil SpectorPercussion – Frank 10 3:38 Capp, Gene EstesPerformer [Other Instruments] – John Ewing, Robert GerstlauerPiano – Harold Battiste, Lawrence Knechtel*Producer – Phil SpectorRemastered By, Technician [Equalised By] – Phil SpectorSaxophone – James Horn*, Plas JohnsonTrumpet – Roy V. Caton*Written-By – Spector / Barry / Greenwich* Steamy Windows Bass – Carmine RojasBass [Synth Bass], Lead Guitar, Harmonica – Tony Joe WhiteDrums – 11 J.T. LewisHorns – Jeff BovaOrgan, Electric Piano – Dan HartmanOther [Crunch Note], Slide 4:03 Guitar, Guitar [Power Chord Guitar] – Neil TaylorRhythm Guitar – Eddie Martinez, Tony Joe WhiteWritten-By – Tony Joe White Typical Male 12 Drums – Phil CollinsEngineer [Assistant] – Mike GingRecorded By – John HudsonWritten-By 4:15 – G. Lyle*, T. Britten* It Takes Two Bass – Bernard EdwardsDrums – Rave CalmerGuest – Rod StewartGuitar – Jeff 13 4:41 GolubKeyboards – Chuck KentisProducer – Bernard Edwards, Rod StewartSaxophone – Jimmy RobertsWritten-By – S. Moy*, W. Stevenson* Addicted To Love (Live) Guitar – Laurie WisefieldKeyboards – Alan Clark, Don SnowPercussion – Steve 14 5:03 ScalesProducer [Additional], Remix – Chris Lord-AlgeProducer, Recorded By – John HudsonWritten-By – Robert Palmer Be Tender With Me Baby Acoustic Guitar – Dan HartmanBass – T.M. StevensDrums – Art WoodGuitar [Additional 15 Lead Guitar Fills] – Pat ThrallGuitar [Power Guitar], Soloist, Lead Guitar – Gene 4:16 BlackKeyboards – Philippe SaisseOrgan, Synthesizer [Synth], Strings – Phil AshleyRhythm Guitar – James RalstonWritten-By – A. Hammond*, H. Knight* I Want You Near Me 16 Drum Programming – Terry BrittenEngineer – Mike Ging, Robin HancockWritten-By – G. 3:52 Lyle*, T. Britten* Way Of The World Backing Vocals – Tim Cappello, Tina TurnerEngineer, Mixed By – Chris Lord- 17 4:24 AlgeKeyboards – Ollie MarlandPiano – Kenny MooreProducer – Albert Hammond, Chris Lord-Alge, Graham LyleWritten-By – A. Hammond*, G. Lyle* Love Thing Backing Vocals, Organ, Tambourine – Timmy Cappello*Engineer [Assistant] – Talley 18 4:27 SherwoodEngineer, Mixed By – Chris Lord-AlgeKeyboards – Ollie MarlandPiano – Kenny MooreProducer – Chris Lord-Alge, Tina TurnerWritten-By – A. Hammond*, H. Knight* Credits Art Direction – Tommy Steele Backing Vocals – Terry Britten (tracks: 2, 12, 16), Tessa Niles (tracks: 1, 2, 5, 12, 15, 16) Bass – Bob Feit (tracks: 14, 17, 18), Terry Britten (tracks: 8, 12, 16) Design – Glenn Sakamoto, Stan Evenson Design* Drums – Jack Bruno (tracks: 14, 17, 18) Engineer – John Hudson (tracks: 2, 3 , 8) Executive-Producer – Roger Davies Guitar – Gene Black (tracks: 4, 14, 17, 18), James Ralston (tracks: 4, 14, 17, 18), Terry Britten (tracks: 2, 3, 8, 12, 16) Keyboards – Nick Glennie-Smith (tracks: 2 to 4, 8, 16, 17) Mastered By – Wally Traugott Mixed By – John Hudson (tracks: 2, 3, 8, 12, 16) Photography By [Front And Back Cover Photography] – Herb Ritts Photography By [Inside Photography] – Bruce Weber Producer – Dan Hartman (tracks: 1, 11, 15), Roger Davies (tracks: 4, 17, 18), Terry Britten (tracks: 2, 3, 8, 12, 16) Recorded By – Chris Lord-Alge (tracks: 1, 11, 15) Saxophone – Gary Barnacle (tracks: 4, 6, 11, 14), Timmy Cappello* (tracks: 8, 12, 14, 16 to 18) Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0 7777 97152 8 2 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Tina Simply The Best Capitol ESTV 1 ESTV 1 UK 1991 Turner (2xLP, Comp) Records Capitol CDP 79 Records, CDP 79 66302, 598 - Tina Simply The Best (CD, Capitol 66302, 598 - Europe Unknown CDP 79 6630 Turner Comp, RP) Records, CDP 79 6630 2, CDESTV 1 Capitol 2, CDESTV 1 Records Simply The Best Tina Capitol 1P-8192 (2xLP, Comp, Club, 1P-8192 US 1991 Turner Records RM) Simply The Best Western Tina WT-098 (Cass, Comp, Thunder WT-098 Ukraine Unknown Turner Unofficial) Records Simply The Best - Tina MG 1478 Part 1 (Cass, Comp, MG Records MG 1478 Poland 1992 Turner Unofficial) Related Music albums to Simply The Best by Tina Turner Tina Turner - Live USA Various - Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Air Supply - News From Nowhere Eighth Wonder - Fearless Tina Turner - Tina Live - Private Dancer Tour Tina Turner - One Of The Living Ike + Tina Turner / Gladys Knight And The Pips - Forever Young Tina Turner - The Tina Turner (Montage Mix) Tina Turner - Way Of The World Tina Turner - Private Dancer Tina Turner - Break Every Rule Tina Turner - Foreign Affair.
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